Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, December 21, 1951, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextFRIDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1051 riERALD AND NEWS. KfiAMATH FALLS. OREGON ii .vTi&tWI (ERE'S A CHEERLESS Clirlstmas picture for you. Mailman JanV's L. Barrett, 3U.r2 Boardman, is soaklne his aching toofilos after a forced march with overweight Yule mail Stalin Marks Birthday , By Presenting 'Peace' Prices To Pro-Commies MOSCOW. IP Joseph Vlarlono villi Djuuu.'.hvlll brltnr known as Orllrrallivilmo Jonftpll Btalln. prllllo minlntrr ol the Hoviel Union be mmr 72 years old today. l.ltiln funlnrr rnnrkrd the day. nut U prrjv-i ob.Mrvcd It wilh an iHiuncpmpiil.i. ol Uio iiwiird of Sta lin prlr tor "olrcnitlhcMwi penes mnnnii U14 iplra." Ilia UK wituttra announced are Mrs. ' .itonlca Fellon, houitewtlely Jlrltlh novcltat: Anna Hrghrra, a Onrman noyclW; i'letro Nennl. leader of Um pro-Cormnunlal tac tion nt ttia Italian HorlalUt party; Cirorglt Amadu. a Hratlllan author; Kuo Mo-Jo. pienKlenl ol the Chi nana academy of aclence.1. and lkuo Oyams, Japanese professor. Prices, to each are a Kold medal, 100.000 rubloa (equal of SJa.OOO at tha Kuaalan olflclnl exchange rale), and world recognition favored Ulwaru o( Communism. No great funs has been made ret Sulln'a birthday ilnce he waa 10, k (Wade birthday that called forth Itreat celebration! throughout ' l the Red world. " Btalln waa proauntod to be spend ing hta birthday at hla deik, behind the thick, walls of th Kremlin. Hla health waa doncrtbed her la satisfactory for a man of hla age. : (Obaenrara ouUlde the Soviet Un- 1 Xmas Lighting Contest On Cedar bough and multi-colored Jiht.i jlrnpo many a home today a Klnmatli renlilenu prepared to lmrlinpate In the annual ChrUitmaa lmhtlnr Cornell ai-heduled lo kick oil with firm JudKlng tonlKht. Hie cotue.st ronilnuen throimh Uuiiduf night, wiih winners to be announced Monday Christmas i:vr. - Entries. Including rutmra and ad dresses of contestants are to be In at the chamber of commerce offices by the atari of Judging time after durk tonight. The contest this ycur la being sponsored by the Junior chamber ol commerce, and Copco has of fer..! a first prise of 125, Klamnth J'alla Creamery a second of US. Oregon Woolen, the Oun Store. Payles Drug and Hardy's have an oneren sa merchandise awards lor winners In tho contest's four districts. ion have noted his recent publlo aiipenranrea have been fleeting, and Uiat Uie Soviet press has been fmbllshlng old photos showing htm n glowing health. Instead ol newer onea which might show him to be falling. He has been reported III severnl times ilnr-e the, war, and scrapa of Information Indicate his health la poor. Ho la said lo puff at the allghtest exertion. Medical circles Indicate he may have some kind of heart dtaraie.i Since the war he has taken an annual autumn holiday in the warmth of southern Russia, usual ly reluming by his birthday. No Kubllo announcement of a holiday aa been made Una year, but he la presumed In have taken his an nual rest aa usual. - The winners of the Stalin prises this year all are Inlluential advo cates of Communism. Reds Unaware For Long Time They Had Captured Gen. Vhen Dean Nabbed PUSAM; Korea,, bp The Com- munlata were unaware they had captured Maj. Gen.' William V. Dean for some time after ha wss taken prisoner. 'a South Korean of ficial who saw Dean In a prison camp aald today. , Lee Byung Ho. prosecutor for the South Korean ministry of Jus tice was In the prison command at Chonlu when the former com mander of the U.S. ,24th division waa questioned by hla. captors. Lee escaped and brought Infor mation given him by Park Whan Sang, a South Korean Impreased Into service aa an Interpreter by the North Koreana. At the time, hla data about Dean wis not be lieved because of Uie general opin ion that Dean, was dead. The general's' bullet-pierced hel met liner had been .found. Lee's account,:' -.' . Dean hid buth .hills for more than a month, alter he '.was cut olf from hla troops following the fall of Taejon. 4 On August 28. 1BS0. Ji ap proached a Korean farmer on Uie road near Sedong to aak for.lood.. Dean's- face waa swollen and he, waa tired and 'dirty. . . , As he was Hiking with the fsr; mar. two communist guaroa -nap perad by and, took him prisoner.. But they old not recognize nun. Dean was taken to - the Bang Chun police station near Chlnan where security' police questioned Ulm at length. Lee aald the general refused to answer questions and told his cap tors; ' f err! an American soldier a professional soldier. All I need to give you Is my name and rank." The Reds thought -they had an Important man but they had no Idea he waa a general. . even SA Planning Xmas Party An old-fsshloned Chrlitmss tur key dinner snd party for old timers La offered by the Salvation .Army here Christmas day, beginning at 11:90 a.m. at the Salvation Army hall. .,- The Ooldea Age" event, la for all persons over. AO-years of age who do not have means for a Christ mas feaal and fun or' do not have anywhere' to go on' Christmas. Anyone knowing of persons ell- 5tble to attend, should notify Maj. ack Little, local' commander of the Salvation- Army, Christmas 'dinner Is also' to be served transient men and women at 1 p.m. . Macdoel Soldier Wounded In Korea MACDOKL Pvt. PHuin nun. i jviiu'dori mis occn reported wound ed In the Korean fighting, accord ing to delense department mes mine reoolved by his imrents. Mr. and Mrs. Clcorgo Olllta of Wash Inglon, cnllf. , ' . He received his wound Decem ber 3 mid was hospitalised, the telegram said, but gave nd other Information. Olllls was In the armv. A sister, Mrs. Ruth Ryser, lives In Kliimnth Falls. Give Mirrors For Christmas!! 113 K DOOH Our Mirror Room will be OPEN SATURDAY AFTERNOON j Till Christmas ' KIMBALL'S GLASS SHOP " Plenty of Parking In (tear 521 Wobiut Phone 7J78 .NOTICE! , THE LOG CABIN Will be CLOSED DECEMBER 24 - 25 - 26 RE-OPEN DEC. 27 . aaaaaaassap 'PH0NF : 4556 or 9952 THE LOG CABIN though Hie had A calling card In hla pocket. The genera) was taken to the prison commander s own home and kept there until September I. I960. Then he waa moved lo Taejon and later sent -to Beoul and on Into North Korea. Until Dean's name appeared on the list of war prisoners released by the Reds Tuesday most offi cial bad believed him dead. This correspondent ran across Lee'a story In police records snd through ft lends and persuaded him to tell' 11 for the first Ume for publication. -.- Thief Picks Our Wrong Victim PHILADELPHIA, -A 4&-year-old Camden. N.J., man Is In Jail today because he tried to rob a federal agent. WildrlcJi DUdlne, of Uie alcohol lax department, aald the man who gave his name aa George Woerner, toppol him on a street here last night and demanded his money. "I'm a U.S. agent and I'll have you locked up If you don't go about your business," DUdlne told Woer ner. The threst worked. Woerner took off. But DUdlne trailed blm unob served until he apotted a police man. Woerner then was arrested snd charged with attempted robbery. The crater of Mt. KaUnal, Alaska Is eight miles around. . Wild turkeys are found In .It of the states of the United States. PAGE SlfvkN BIKTHIMV CHICAGO. iv Chrlatlsn Sacbtle ben. a retired tailor. 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